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Very nice. Good memories.

Yep.

Go for it, Al. Both places are fantastic.

Excellent. I really like those.

:O:O:O Holy shit, that is putting some wood on the ground!

And it is hard to fall, without having it break into pieces. Shit'll bust up over almost anything, where a Doug fir would just bounce. Put somebody in a dress next to that one, Mario, please. I want to get a feel for it's size.

Now it makes sense, thanks.

I don't get that either, Mario. Why not have him look over his shoulder, expectantly? Or is it a shotgun marriage.

Those are good, Mario. Like Gerry said, almost 3 dimensional.

Looks a lot like the first Smith river picture you posted, Mario. Can you maybe show both. I loved the poor lonely Trillium:)

Mario, you've seen it, I haven't. Reason I piped up is that first time I wanted to bring burl home, it could be had for almost nothing. In 1999 I was planning on maybe getting a quarter of a shipping container's amount, that way shipping it would be a reasonable price. Turned out that the...

I saw that, too. Rarely do we see eye to eye. This calls for a celebration.

There was not much reason to steal burl 50 years ago. Even 30 years ago, when I bought some, it was not very expensive, because there was still logging going on and it was a bit of a waste product. Be hard as hell to get a burl that size out of there, too.

Ah, I see.

Not much sunlight ever makes it down on the Bull Creek road, so no problem with that.

Awsome. You've really managed to capture the density of the Redwood forest. Those two apprentices of mine that were with Richard and me, when we met up with you. The sheer vertical mass of trees per acre in Rockefeller grove simply blew their minds. That is something that is really hard to...